Tiktok ban in US over security concern.
1. Supreme Court prioritizes national security over free speech concerns in TikTok case.
2. TikTok faces a January 19 ban unless ByteDance severs ties through a sale.
In a critical hearing, the US Supreme Court indicated strong support for upholding legislation that could result in a nationwide ban on TikTok by January 19, unless its Chinese parent company, ByteDance Ltd., agrees to sell its stake. The justices underscored the importance of national security concerns, emphasizing ByteDance’s alleged ties to the Chinese Communist government.
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Chief Justice John Roberts and other members of the bench suggested that the law is directed at addressing risks tied to foreign influence rather than limiting free speech. This move could significantly impact millions of TikTok users and creators, alongside reshaping the digital landscape in the US.
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